It Has Passed, and It’s Fine

'It Has Passed, and It’s Fime' moves between archival footage and the everyday life of a hairdresser's shop to explain the collective memory of the female workers in the Ózd metallurgical plants before they closed down. Conversations in the hairdressing salon reveal the communal life of the working families before the regime change, and female characters that we have rarely seen in Hungarian cinema.

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